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Heres how an Intelligent VirtualAgent (IVA) that blends technology with the human touch can deliver the personalized, caring support your customers crave when the next crisis hits. Direct them to self-service options that provide information tailored to each customers location, such as real-time status updates and safety tips.
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Another great idea to explore is offering a digital sales agent that is voice-enabled. In turn, the virtualagent may respond with talk-back capability, allowing seamless B2C interaction. Beyond this, you should provide multiple language options so that your customers can use the service no matter where they are in the world.
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